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Outdoor gear reviews and guides covering camping, lights, equipment, and practical products tested through real-world use.
Vapur, Inc., based in California, got their start in 2009. In September of that year, they introduced us to the Vapur Anti-Bottle. The Anti-Bottle is a reusable, collapsible water bottle and its design allows it to stand when full. When empty, the bottle can be rolled, folded or flattened so it can be stored very easily. … Read more
For over a decade, hikers have enjoyed the MSR Pocket Rocket. This canister stove wasn‘t the absolute lightest stove out there but it is not heavy by any means. The Pocket Rocket is best known for its toughness and reliability. At least that‘s what the people that I know say about the stove. This year, … Read more
When it comes to staying dry, Sealskinz has you covered. They know that one of the keys to outdoor comfort is managing moisture. Wet feet quickly put a damper (pun intended) on outdoor fun. So their line of socks includes technology that not only keeps water from getting in, but lets your feet breathe. Because … Read more
The Sea to Summit X Set 21 is a full setup for solo backpacking. A stove, utensils, and the food are just about the only other items you‘ll need to prepare meals in the woods. I‘ve been enjoying this cookset for several weeks now and I really can‘t find much to complain about. The pros … Read more
Not all socks are created equal, and that is especially true when it comes to the Feetures! Performance Socks. I’ve been testing the Elite Light Cushion Mini Crew version for quite a while now. These socks are designed and targeted toward runners but I wore them for cross training, hiking, everyday socks, and everything in … Read more